Workers labor longer hours. Renters face eviction. Communities struggle to afford basics. This is not an economy for all. It is the consequence of a system built by the billionaire class. Our power grows when we stand united.

Chuck Schumer has demonstrated that he has no strategy, no savvy, and no spine. By allowing his caucus to cave to the will of the regime over and over, he has proven that Democratic leadership is defined by fecklessness in the face of authoritarianism. We need bold and brave leadership.

Right now, the divide between wealth and poverty is growing at a pace that threatens our democracy. Millions are struggling to keep a roof overhead while the richest among us stockpile fortunes. Our future depends on collective action. We cannot give in to despair.

We can continue down a road where the richest few dictate our economy and our politics. Or we can build a society that values the well being of every person. What will it be?

Parents skip medical care. Seniors fear retirement. Students drown in debt. This is not what a healthy democracy looks like. It is what happens when the billionaire class writes the rules. And it can change if we stand together.

The truth is simple. Our country is no longer working for most people. Wealth has pooled at the very top while wages have barely moved for generations.

The one percent lives in a world of private jets and exclusive schools. Millions of families live in a world where groceries, rent and childcare eat away every dollar. The system is failing the majority of Americans. We can fix it if we refuse to be divided.

Our nation is splitting between those who have more wealth than they could spend in a lifetime and those who are fighting just to get by. Wake up.

We must build an America that honors work and protects human dignity.

We have arrived at a moment when the contrast in our country could not be clearer. The wealthy enjoy a level of comfort and influence that shields them from everyday life. Everyone else faces rising rents, collapsing wages, and a broken healthcare system. Enough

This inequality is not sustainable. Democracy cannot survive when power rests in the hands of a tiny elite. It is time to chart a different path that serves every family, not just the billionaire class.

America is drifting into two realities. One reality allows the richest people in the world to accumulate wealth on a scale this country has never seen. The other reality forces millions to stretch every paycheck and sacrifice their health and their future.

We deserve an economy that honors human dignity. If we stand together, we can build it.

While CEOs brag about record profits, workers fall behind even as productivity climbs. Stay focused: this is about the 1% vs the rest of us.

There is a growing divide in America. A nation of luxury for the few and a nation of hardship for the many.

Most families cannot afford basic care or a safe home. Meanwhile, the one percent circles the globe on private jets. Look, we either organize for justice or surrender to a future controlled by billionaires.

Look around. The United States is becoming two nations under one flag. The ultra wealthy are soaring to heights they did nothing to earn, while working people are struggling to survive with wages that do not keep up with the cost of living.

A system designed to lift the richest few while pushing millions into struggle. That's what we are up against. We can accept an oligarchy or we can fight for a democracy that puts people first. The choice belongs to us.

We are living in a country that is splitting in two. One America serves the billionaire class. The other asks everyone else to survive on scraps. At the top, unimaginable wealth keeps piling up. At the bottom, families are fighting every day for food, housing, healthcare and hope.

BREAKING: Indivisible Launches its Largest Primary Program in Response to Senate Democrats Surrendering on the Shutdown Vote

The most radical act is believing in each other. They’ve tried to convince us that we’re powerless, that change is impossible. But every time we organize, speak up, and show up for one another, we prove them wrong.

BREAKING: Victory in Virginia! Voters elected Abigail Spanberger as Governor, Ghazala Hashmi as Lieutenant Governor, and Democrats flipped the House of Delegates, securing a pro-democracy majority across every level of state government.

After millions joined No Kings to defend democracy, today those very same people turn that energy into votes. No kings. No tyrants. Just people power!

If you’re one of the 7 MILLION people who turned out for No Kings — thank you! Follow me for updates from the movement. Sustained nonviolent organizing and solidarity is how we win!

CONFIRMED: Nearly 7 million people turned out for No Kings today. With more than 2,700 lawful and peaceful protests across all 50 states, today’s mobilization was 14 times larger than both of President Trump’s presidential inaugurations combined, marking a historic moment of unity and resistance.

Programs like universal healthcare and student debt relief aren’t handouts—they’re lifelines.

DACA no es solo un programa, es una promesa. Una promesa de que quienes crecieron aquí tendrán la oportunidad de prosperar aquí.

Every worker deserves dignity, respect, and a fair shot at success. Let’s guarantee it. A $17/hour minimum wage is just the beginning. We owe workers even more.

Profits shouldn’t come at the expense of people. Our policies should reflect this simple truth. It’s time we build an economy where workers and families come first—not Wall Street’s bottom line.

En una nación que valora la justicia, es momento de detener las deportaciones y auditar las prácticas que han destrozado familias.

Monopolies are choking innovation and crushing small businesses. Let’s break them up and restore competitive markets. America thrives when we champion competition, not corporate greed.

In a perfect union, we put democracy before autocracy. We must end the era of oligarchs buying power.

Los combustibles fósiles son el pasado. Renovables, el futuro.

The GOP is taking orders from Musk, not voters.

Trump’s idea of “draining the swamp” was just filling it with richer alligators.

History tells us that concentrated power in the hands of a few leads to disaster. Musk’s rise as an “information oligarch” is no exception.

Cambiar a energía limpia no solo salva al planeta, también ahorra dinero a las familias.

Musk’s ego is huge, but Trump doesn’t like to be overshadowed. How long until these two clash in a battle for dominance?

Raising the minimum wage doesn’t kill jobs. It empowers people.

¿Sabías que los empleos verdes pagan mejor y son más seguros que los de combustibles fósiles?

Trump called California’s minimum wage increase a “disaster.” What’s really disastrous is billionaires hoarding wealth while workers live paycheck to paycheck.

BREAKING: TikTok has officially gone offline in America. The app now has a message naming Trump and indicating they seek to find a solution to reinstate the app.

Trump says California’s minimum wage increase caused restaurants to go out of business. Reality check: It didn’t. Jobs grew faster here than in the rest of the U.S.

Energía limpia = comunidades más saludables, aire puro y trabajos dignos. Es simple.

For the record: California’s $20/hour minimum wage is working. Fast-food jobs are up. The economy is strong. And workers finally have a shot at dignity. California’s “minimum wage disaster” turned out to be a myth. The spread of lies is meant to keep workers struggling.

BREAKING: Trump officials plan immigration raids in Chicago next week. Details on the operation’s scale are unclear, but this could be the first step in the president-elect’s push for the largest deportation program in U.S. history.

If you’re tired of corporate greed running our country, it’s time to organize.

Nadie debería vivir con el temor de que una factura médica arruine su futuro.

France has a 35-hour work week. Why are American workers still burning out for less?

Workers in the UK tried a 4-day work week. Productivity went up. Revenue went up. Everyone was happier. Let’s bring that here.